Move Bitcoin, ETH, and more into live DeFi positions in a single step — no manual bridging, no extra wallets, no guesswork.
Open the AppThe Hyperunit platform compresses what used to be a four-step process into one. Here is the short version.
Works with MetaMask, WalletConnect, and hardware wallets. Your keys stay with you.
Select BTC, ETH, or another supported token. The minimum for Bitcoin is 0.0003 BTC. You see the estimated network cost before confirming.
One signature. The protocol routes your deposit through the optimized path, so you skip the manual bridge entirely.
Bitcoin deposits land in roughly 30 minutes. EVM assets? Usually under 5. Track progress in the Transactions tab.
Changed your mind? The Revert function sends funds back to your originating address at any point — no lock-up periods, no surprises.
Want more detail? Check the knowledge section or read the official documentation. The protocol's architecture draws on patterns well-established in Ethereum cross-chain bridge design.
There are other bridges. So why does the team behind Hyperunit think this one is worth your time?
Typical cross-chain flows require approvals, bridge transactions, and destination swaps. Hyperunit's protocol collapses those into a single confirmed transaction.
You see the estimated USD network cost before you sign. No hidden fees discovered after the fact. The number you see is close to the number you pay.
Smart contracts powering the Hyperunit platform have passed independent security reviews. Audit summaries are public. You can verify before trusting.
Most DeFi bridges ignore Bitcoin. Hyperunit treats BTC as a first-class asset, supporting native Bitcoin deposits alongside EVM tokens from day one.
Curious about the protocol's background and the people building it? Visit the info page. For context on how decentralized finance bridges work in general, the Wikipedia article on DeFi is a solid starting point.
Straight answers to the questions people actually ask.
Hyperunit is a cross-chain deposit protocol that moves BTC, ETH, and other assets directly into Hyperliquid trading positions. You skip the manual bridge entirely. The team built it specifically because multi-step bridging wastes time and introduces unnecessary failure points.
Connect your wallet, select Bitcoin as the deposit asset, and confirm the destination address on Hyperliquid. One signature later, the protocol handles everything else. Minimum deposit is 0.0003 BTC, and the estimated time is around 31 minutes depending on Bitcoin network congestion at that moment.
Yes. The contracts underpinning the Hyperunit protocol have been reviewed by independent security researchers. Reports are available in the project docs. That said — as with any DeFi protocol — you should read the documentation and understand what you are signing before moving large amounts.
Hyperunit supports Bitcoin mainnet, Ethereum, and a growing list of EVM-compatible networks. The interface shows which networks are live at the time you open it. The team adds new chains through a staged rollout process rather than launching everything at once.
Yes, at any time. The Revert feature — accessible directly from the app — sends your funds back to the originating address. There are no lock-up periods imposed by the Hyperunit protocol itself. On-chain confirmation times still apply.
Manual bridging typically involves three to five separate transactions: approval, bridge, wait, swap, confirm. Each step adds gas cost and a chance for something to go wrong. Hyperunit compresses that into one action. The protocol also shows you the cost in USD before you confirm, which most bridges do not.
For Bitcoin the minimum is 0.0003 BTC. Other assets have their own minimums, which are displayed in the interface before you confirm. Minimums exist because very small deposits would cost more in fees than the deposit itself.
Bitcoin deposits take roughly 30–35 minutes under normal conditions — that is driven by Bitcoin block times, not by Hyperunit. EVM-based deposits are typically confirmed in under 5 minutes. The Transactions tab shows live status updates so you are not left guessing.
The protocol shows an estimated network cost in USD before every transaction. That figure covers gas and routing. There are no additional hidden charges added by Hyperunit on top of that. What you see before confirming is what you pay.